Face à Face MARKER Collection 2026: When Eyewear Becomes a Drawing

The Face à Face MARKER Collection for 2026 uses one of the simplest tools of creativity as a source of inventive eyewear. The idea behind this collection arose from the movement of a marker pen across a piece of paper, developing different constructions: various lines that are sharp and straight as well as lines that emerge spontaneously or at unexpected angles. The colors can also break out of the usual boundaries. Shapes turn through space. Small details are full of surprises!

This concept is relevant to the Face à Face brand, which treats eyewear as vivid design objects instead of ordinary accessories. With its MARKER collection, the brand has turned its philosophy into its most graphic manifestation. The collection consists of several interesting models, each of them conveying the idea in a unique way.

The key features of the Face à Face MARKER Collection 2026 are the following:

• Graphic lines are made using drawing and illustration techniques

• Contrasting colors on the front surface and temples

• Various effects made with colored acetate

• Different angles and curves emerge

• Each model represents a unique concept

Color plays an important role in MARKER. Face à Face uses it almost like a painter would use ink or paint. Shades utilized by the brand include butter yellow, transparent lilac, fluorescent raspberry, translucent orange, and deep stormy blue. Unlike colors used merely for decorating in the frames, colors apply in defining the shape. Differences in the front and temples of the glasses cause them to appear various from different viewpoints. Transparent areas allow lines and construction features of the glasses to be incorporated into the design. Vibrant colors function like bright highlighters for certain elements in artwork. Such characteristics give energy to the styles without making the frames overweight at the same time.

The concept of MARKER glasses can be proposed in the following ideas:

• Line: smooth and clean strokes follow through the frames and temples.

• Contrast: vivid colors are combined with dark, softer, or transparent tones.

• Movement: curve lines and edges create the notion of drawing by hand.

• Surprise: eye-catching details break up the ordinary view of the glasses. 

• Expression: each individual model allows wearers to express themself in a unique way.

Face à Face POSKA portrays the free movements of a marker that never seems to stop marking the page. Its line moves at a consistent thickness; however, it can change direction. The curves are straightforward but deliberately imperfect. This adds energy the frame instead of making it restrained. An important feature of POSKA is its offset end piece. The design gives the impression there was a change of direction halfway through the drawing and the work was taken up again. This small twist creates a strong graphic identity for the frame. POSKA is expressive without being overdesigned. The frame is an excellent example of the playful irreverence.

Face à Face GAP takes a familiar eyewear element and skillfully goes off the beaten track. The temple starts on a known trajectory but suddenly changes its course. This gives an impression of a graphical failure. Instead of fixing the defect, Face à Face decides to make it the frame’s trademark. The more you look, the more surprises you discover. Inside the frame, the metal core seems to vanish. The technical elements lose their prominence, enabling the text to become the star of the show. The final result is smart, playful and unexpectedly surprising. GAP by Face à Face is all about the transformation of glasses through minor disruptions.

Face à Face SOUL introduces an alternative form of intensity to MARKER. Here, the essential element is a thin luminous line surrounding the eye and running towards the temple. On a transparent acetate frame, this line may appear to be a laser beam frozen in the frame. The transparency is crucial for the effect since there’s no color on the surface of the frame but inside the material. Thanks to this, the glasses have depth and elegance at the same time. SOUL looks neat, contemporary and dynamic. The line seems to flow through the glasses instead of just lying on their surface. For those who appreciate colorful designer eyewear without exaggerated accents, SOUL creates a good combination of lightness and visual impact.

Face à Face JUDD is a distinctive addition to the MARKER collection, showcasing architectural flair through strong, structured lines that envelop the face in a bold and modern manner. The interplay of sharply defined angles and ample attention-to-detail give JUDD a strikingly graphic aspect. The ingenious work with proportions provides an easy to wear frame. The personality is added to the JUDD with an extra layer of style through its creative color combinations. It is fair to say that JUDD embodies the concept of turning eyeglasses into a piece of art, which is common for the rest of the MARKER line. Moreover, despite this adventurous design, JUDD can be easily worn by the most creative wearers of Face à Face glasses. This frame by Face à Face is the choice for those who like eyewear that is visible in terms of geometry and creativity.

If you love the artistry of Face à Face eyewear, you can visit EuroOptica, an official Face à Face dealer located in two easily accessible stores in New York City. Discover EuroOptica to find an excellent assortment of Face à Face eyeglasses and sunglasses that are currently available, accompanied by the highest level of professional assistance. Get a pair of glasses suitable to your style and vision needs!

EuroOptica can be found at either of the two following addresses - 280 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10023 and 1249 3rd Avenue, New York, NY 10021. Besides the large selection of luxurious eyewear, both our stores offer eye care services such as comprehensive eye exams, contact lenses fitting, consultations with eye doctors and optometrists, custom prescription lenses, repairs and glasses adjustments.